Twice we ran outside in the storm to attempt to give the animals a little more shelter.
The first time we wrapped a tarp around the back of the chicken run and leaned a piece of plywood up against the box in the run in the hopes that the guinea would go under it and then have the wind blocked from three sides.
We also dragged a folding table and another piece of plywood over to the goats and dragged their houses closer together so that we could give a little shelter outside of their houses so they could stand up.
The second time we ran out to force the rooster and one of the chickens into the coop and to close the door and then to put a red heat lamp out for the guinea since they were all drenched.
From the looks of things this morning, the guinea didn't take advantage of the shelter...
The goats were dry and I'm sure warmer than those darn birds. Carrie even looks fluffy this morning.
I'm looking to see what stores are open today so that we can go get some higher protein feed and some sand to help absorb some of that nasty water/mud.